On Windows 10/11, you are allowed to remove metadata from files.

you’re able to even remove more information if you have Office documents.

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Now, it’s possible for you to find two official ways in this post.

How to Remove Metadata from Files on Windows 10/11?

Step 2: enter the folder which contains the files you want to share.

click Remove Properties and Personal Information

Step 3: Find the target file, then right-click it and selectProperties.

Step 4: You will see thePropertiesinterface.

Then, switch to theDetailstab.

check remove personal information from that file

Step 5: Click theRemove Properties and Personal Informationlink at the bottom to continue.

Step 6: Check theCreate a copy with all possible properties removedoption.

This option will create a new copy of the target file without all possible properties.

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Step 7: ClickOKto end the Remove Properties interface.

Step 8: ClickOKto shut the Properties interface.

The only difference is that the personal metadata information is removed.

select Inspect Document

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Here is a simple introduce to this tool.

How to Remove Personal Information from Office Files on Windows 10/11?

click Inspect

you better use the Office apps to remove personal information from files.

Step 2: ClickFilefrom the top-right corner, then selectInfo.

Step 3: ExpandCheck for Issues, then selectInspect Document.

click Remove all

Step 4: You will see the Document Inspector interface.

Step 5: On the next interface, click theRemove allbutton to remove the document properties and personal information.

Step 6: ClickReinspect.

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Step 7: ClickInspectagain.

Otherwise, click theRemove allbutton to make a run at erase the documents personal information again.